I would like to ask everyone, what are the large and small convex and concave surfaces as well as the tenon and mortise surfaces in B16.5?

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Why are there no distinctions between large and small convex and concave surfaces in HG/T20615?

Reply #22021-01-09

The American standard does not have a notation for TG; it is divided into large tenon surfaces or small tenon surfaces. The TG (G face) dimension of the Chemical Engineering Department is equal to the ASME LG (large tenon face) dimension.

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I would like to ask everyone, what are the large and small convex and concave surfaces as well as the tenon and mortise surfaces in B16.5?

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